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In Gimp have a look at, Image menu | Print Size to get an idea what size your print will be. If your going to make graphics in Gimp you need to set the canvas to 300 ppi before you start for decent size and quality prints. Gimp default is 72 ppi. For example a default 72 ppi image 1024 x 768 will print at approx., 14" x 10.5" but poor quality. If you change to 300 ppi your canvas size doesn't change but your print output size will shrink to approx., 3.5" x 2.5". In this case for a decent sized print your starting canvas size would need to be over 3500 x 2500 at 300 ppi for good quality and print size.
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